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I made a graph once. It was of favorite events.

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You still haven't answered my question about what your graph is supposed to show or prove. There is little to no correlation between age and speed; you're completely ignoring much more important factors like time spent cubing. You might as well be collecting information on people's hair color and favorite snack for all the usefulness your data will provide.

If all you're looking for is most common age and most common speed... you do know you can create polls, right?

Yes, It's answered in 4th page, but I'll repeat again:
I just want to know what are the most common ages to be a cuber and also the most common speeds to put them together. For example there aren't any people who are more than 30 years old that are sub-15 (at the moment)

Owen, please add me in the 2x2 group
 
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For example there aren't any people who are more than 30 years old that are sub-15 (at the moment)

http://www.worldcubeassociation.org/results/misc/age_vs_speed.html
Ron van Bruchem.

If you're considering everyone (and not just the fastest in a certain age group, as the above link does), age and speed have little to no correlation. Cubers between the ages of 10 and 15 for example will have a range of WR speed to well over a minute. It just depends on when they started and how long they've been at it.
 
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I've been cubing a little over a month, and i would say that my average is unreliable because im improving noticable every day now, but i am still 41+ today, hopefully by the end of the week i should have had a few sub 40 average solves (havent learnt 2 look OLL fully yet even lol).

Oh, and im 19. :)
 
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